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language

the mental faculty or power of vocal communication; "language sets homo sapiens apart from all other animals"

a systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols; "he taught foreign languages"; "the language introduced is standard throughout the text"; "the speed with which a program can be executed depends on the language in which it is written"

Synonyms:

• Abnaki,
• Afghan,
• Afghani,
• Afrikaans,
• Afro-Asiatic,
• Ainu,
• Akan,
• Akkadian,
• Albanian,
• Aleut,
• Algonquian,
• Algonquin,
• Amharic,
• Anatolian,
• Anatolic,
• Andaman,
• Annamese,
• Anzanite,
• Apache,
• Arabic,
• Aramaic,
• Araucanian,
• Arawak,
• Arawakan,
• Armenian,
• Arulo,
• Aryan,
• Assamese,
• Athapaskan,
• Austral,
• Austronesian,
• Avestan,
• Aymara,
• Aztec,
• Balinese,
• Baluchi,
• Bashkir,
• Basque,
• Batak,
• Bellacoola,
• Bengali,
• Berber,
• Bhili,
• Bihari,
• Bikol,
• Bini,
• Blackfoot,
• Blaia Zimondal,
• Brahui,
• Brythonic,
• Buginese,
• Burmese,
• Burushaski,
• Buryat,
• Bushman,
• Byelorussian,
• Cantonese,
• Carolinian,
• Caspian,
• Castilian,
• Catalan,
• Caucasian,
• Chad,
• Cham,
• Cheremis,
• Cherokee,
• Chibcha,
• Chibchan,
• Chin,
• Chinese,
• Chinookan,
• Chuvash,
• Coptic,
• Cornish,
• Cuman,
• Czech,
• Dafla,
• Dalmatian,
• Danish,
• Dinka,
• Dravidian,
• Dutch,
• Dyak,
• Edo,
• Efatese,
• Egyptian,
• Elamitic,
• English,
• Eskimo,
• Eskimo-Aleut,
• Esperantido,
• Esperanto,
• Estonian,
• Ethiopic,
• Europan,
• Euskarian,
• Ewe,
• Faeroese,
• Faliscan,
• Fijian,
• Finnic,
• Finnish,
• Flemish,
• Fox,
• French,
• Frisian,
• Fula,
• Fulani,
• Gadaba,
• Gaelic,
• Galcha,
• Galla,
• Garo,
• Gaulish,
• Geez,
• Georgian,
• German,
• Germanic,
• Gold,
• Goldi,
• Gondi,
• Gothic,
• Greek,
• Guanche,
• Guarani,
• Gur,
• Gypsy,
• Haida,
• Haitian Creole,
• Hamito-Semitic,
• Hausa,
• Hawaiian,
• Hebrew,
• Hellenic,
• Hindustani,
• Hittite,
• Ho,
• Hokaltecan,
• Hokan-Siouan,
• Hopi,
• Hottentot,
• Iban,
• Ibanag,
• Ibo,
• Icelandic,
• Idiom Neutral,
• Igorot,
• Illyrian,
• Indic,
• Indo-Aryan,
• Indo-Chinese,
• Indo-European,
• Indo-Hittite,
• Interlingua,
• Irish,
• Iroquoian,
• Italian,
• Italic,
• Ivatan,
• Kachin,
• Kafiri,
• Kalmuck,
• Kamasin,
• Kamchadal,
• Kanarese,
• Kara-Kalpak,
• Karamojong,
• Karankawa,
• Karelian,
• Kashmiri,
• Kashubian,
• Kechumaran,
• Keres,
• Ket,
• Khamti,
• Kharia,
• Khasi,
• Khmer,
• Khoisan,
• Khondi,
• Khosa,
• Khowar,
• Kickapoo,
• Kiowa Apache,
• Kirghiz,
• Kiriwina,
• Kitunahan,
• Kodagu,
• Kohistani,
• Koiari,
• Kolami,
• Koluschan,
• Komi,
• Konkani,
• Korean,
• Korwa,
• Koryak,
• Kui,
• Kuki,
• Kuki-Chin,
• Kumyk,
• Kunama,
• Kurdish,
• Kurukh,
• Kutchin,
• Kutenai,
• Kwa,
• Ladino,
• Lahnda,
• Lampong,
• Lamut,
• Lao,
• Lapp,
• Latin,
• Latinesce,
• Latvian,
• Lettish,
• Libyan,
• Ligurian,
• Limbu,
• Lingualumina,
• Lingvo Kosmopolita,
• Lithuanian,
• Livonian,
• Low German,
• Luorawetlan,
• Lusatian,
• Luwian,
• Lycian,
• Lydian,
• Macedonian,
• Madurese,
• Magyar,
• Malagasy,
• Malay,
• Malayalam,
• Malayo-Polynesian,
• Maltese,
• Manchu,
• Mandarin,
• Mande,
• Mandingo,
• Mangarevan,
• Manobo,
• Manx,
• Maori,
• Marathi,
• Maya,
• Mayan,
• Meithei,
• Mende,
• Messapian,
• Micronesian,
• Middle English,
• Middle Greek,
• Middle High German,
• Middle Persian,
• Mishmi,
• Mishongnovi,
• Misima,
• Miskito,
• Mon,
• Monario,
• Mongolian,
• Mongolic,
• Mordvin,
• Mordvinian,
• Moro,
• Mru,
• Munda,
• Muong,
• Mura,
• Muran,
• Murmi,
• Muskogean,
• Muskogee,
• Na-dene,
• Naga,
• Nahuatlan,
• Nepali,
• Newari,
• Ngala,
• Ngbaka,
• Niasese,
• Nicobarese,
• Niuean,
• Nogai,
• Nootka,
• Norwegian,
• Nov-Esperanto,
• Nov-Latin,
• Novial,
• Occidental,
• Optez,
• Oraon,
• Oriya,
• Oscan,
• Osco-Umbrian,
• Osmanli,
• Ossetic,
• Ostyak,
• Otomanguean,
• Pahlavi,
• Palaic,
• Palau,
• Palaung,
• Paleo-Asiatic,
• Pali,
• Pampango,
• Pangasinan,
• Papuan,
• Pashto,
• Pasigraphy,
• Paya,
• Penutian,
• Permian,
• Persian,
• Phrygian,
• Piman,
• Plattdeutsch,
• Polabian,
• Polish,
• Polynesian,
• Portuguese,
• Prakrit,
• Punic,
• Punjabi,
• Quechua,
• Quechuan,
• Ritwan,
• Ro,
• Romaic,
• Romanal,
• Romance,
• Romanic,
• Romansh,
• Romany,
• Russian,
• Ruthenian,
• Sabellian,
• Saharan,
• Sakai,
• Salish,
• Samoan,
• Samoyed,
• Samoyedic,
• Sanskrit,
• Sardinian,
• Sasak,
• Scandinavian,
• Selung,
• Semitic,
• Serbo-Croatian,
• Shan,
• Shilha,
• Shluh,
• Shoshonean,
• Siamese,
• Sinhalese,
• Sino-Tibetan,
• Siouan,
• Skittagetan,
• Slavic,
• Slavonic,
• Slovak,
• Slovene,
• Slovenian,
• Sogdian,
• Sorbian,
• Soyot,
• Spanish,
• Sudanic,
• Sumerian,
• Susian,
• Swahili,
• Swedish,
• Syriac,
• Syryenian,
• Tagalog,
• Tagula,
• Tahitian,
• Takelma,
• Takilman,
• Tamashek,
• Tamaulipec,
• Tanoan,
• Taracahitian,
• Tarascan,
• Tavgi,
• Taw-Sug,
• Thraco-Phrygian,
• Tibeto-Burman,
• Tigre,
• Tipura,
• Tocharian,
• Toda,
• Tsimshian,
• Tuareg,
• Tulu,
• Tungus,
• Tungusic,
• Tupi-Guaranian,
• Turanian,
• Turkic,
• Turkish,
• Turko-Tartar,
• Turkoman,
• Ugric,
• Uighur,
• Umbrian,
• Ural-Altaic,
• Uralian,
• Urdu,
• Uto-Aztecan,
• Uzbek,
• Vietnamese,
• Visayan,
• Vote,
• Votyak,
• Wa,
• Welsh,
• White Russian,
• Xhosa,
• Yakut,
• Yeniseian,
• Yiddish,
• Yoruba,
• Yukaghir,
• Yukian,
• Yurak,
• Zenaga,
• Zulu,
• agglutinative,
• analytic,
• argot,
• cant,
• choice of words,
• communication,
• composition,
• dialect,
• diction,
• dictionary,
• expression,
• formulation,
• grammar,
• idiom,
• incorporative,
• inflectional,
• interaction,
• intercourse,
• isolating,
• jargon,
• language,
• lexicon,
• lingo,
• locution,
• monosyllabic,
• palaver,
• parlance,
• patois,
• phrase,
• phraseology,
• phrasing,
• polysynthetic,
• polytonic,
• rhetoric,
• slang,
• speech,
• style,
• synthetic,
• talk,
• terminology,
• tongue,
• usage,
• use of words,
• usus loquendi,
• verbiage,
• vernacular,
• vocabulary,
• wordage,
• wording,
• words